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  • New Xiaomi 18 leak has everyone comparing it to the iPhone 16 Pro | Thaiger

    New Xiaomi 18 leak has everyone comparing it to the iPhone 16 Pro

    Leaked renders of the Xiaomi 18 have surfaced in China ahead of its expected September unveiling, and the design is already turning heads. The images show a striking resemblance to the iPhone 16 Pro from the camera island layout to the curvature of the corners, making this one of the more talked-about leaks of the year so far. With September…

  • Update your phone now or lose access to mobile banking apps in Thailand | Thaiger

    Update your phone now or lose access to mobile banking apps in Thailand

    This Valentine’s Day, Thailand’s banks are delivering a message that cannot wait. From 14 February 2026, mobile banking applications across all banks in Thailand will no longer support older operating systems, and if your device does not meet the minimum requirements, you will lose access to your banking app entirely. The Thai Bankers’ Association, working alongside the Banking Information Security…

  • 5 Tips You Can’t Ignore for Choosing an SEO Agency in Bangkok. | Thaiger

    5 Tips You Can’t Ignore for Choosing an SEO Agency in Bangkok.

    However, with hundreds of SEO agencies in Bangkok offering similar promises, choosing the right partner can feel overwhelming. Many agencies focus on rankings, without considering whether those rankings actually generate qualified leads or revenue. This article is designed to help you cut through the noise. I will walk you through five essential tips for selecting an SEO agency that understands…

  • GWM discontinues Good Cat, prepares ORA 5 SUV launch for Thai market | Thaiger

    GWM discontinues Good Cat, prepares ORA 5 SUV launch for Thai market

    Great Wall Motor (Thailand) has announced the discontinuation of its ORA Good Cat electric vehicle after more than four years on the market, making way for the launch of the GWM ORA 5 SUV and other new models in 2026. The ORA Good Cat, which first arrived in Thailand in October 2021, accumulated total sales of 20,827 units before production…

  • Apple AirTag 2 introduced with iOS 26.2.1 support and 50% louder speaker | Thaiger

    Apple AirTag 2 introduced with iOS 26.2.1 support and 50% louder speaker

    Apple has officially announced the second-generation AirTag, addressing key limitations of the original tracker with significant upgrades focused on range, volume, and new features designed specifically for travellers and Apple Watch users. Section (Click to jump) Short summary iOS 26.2.1 compatibility The software update required to use AirTag 2 includes system support and stability improvements. Second-generation UWB range The upgraded…

  • Leaked: Samsung Galaxy A57 and A37 launching February to March 2026 | Thaiger

    Leaked: Samsung Galaxy A57 and A37 launching February to March 2026

    Samsung’s mid-range lineup is set to expand in early 2026 with two new additions: the Galaxy A57 and Galaxy A37. While the Galaxy S26 series dominates headlines with its expected late February unveiling, leaked specifications suggest Samsung’s more affordable A-series phones could launch around the same timeframe, possibly arriving in Thailand by March 2026, following the company’s typical regional rollout…

  • Is the Infinix Note Edge the best budget phone for 2026? | Thaiger

    Is the Infinix Note Edge the best budget phone for 2026?

    The premium smartphone market in Thailand has never been more expensive. Flagships from Apple, Samsung, and Xiaomi routinely breach the 40,000 baht barrier, with the iPhone 17 Pro Max commanding nearly 49,000 baht and the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra sitting between 40,900 and 46,900 baht. For most Thai consumers, these prices represent two months’ salary or more. Enter the Infinix…

  • How is Thailand using virtual reality to train doctors, students, and workers? | Thaiger

    How is Thailand using virtual reality to train doctors, students, and workers?

    Virtual reality has moved from novelty to necessity across Thailand’s education sector. The technology now addresses real problems such as training medical teams, teaching environmental conservation, and upskilling industrial workers, aligning with the national Thailand 4.0 strategy that prioritises digital infrastructure and innovation-driven growth. The investment backing this transformation is substantial. The Ministry of Education’s Anywhere Anytime initiative allocated US$800 million…